what would make the clutch pedal stay down to the floor and not return up??

i thought it might be the slave cylinder, but im not a mechanic.

are these cars hydraulic or cable??? i was thinking it might be the clutch cable??? throw out bearing????

help me out here, thanks

 

Could be your clutch master cylinder or clutch slave cylinder. Check both to see if they are leaking.

 

Master, slave, try bleeding first

 

well the system is hydro , not cable . the clutch master is your likely cause but as a good rule of thumb i would replace both the master and the slave . thats what we recommend at the shop when we do them. sometimes replacing the master stirs up trash in the lines and can cause the slave to go out . if you replace both make sure you blow out your line to get the trash out of it .

 

^^^wtf? spam has really gotten outta hand here. but yea try bleeding first. probably will have to replace.

 

OK, since when the hell did idiots start doing this crap?!?!?! WTF is your problem Floopy?

THIS IS A CAR FORUM, TAKE THE **** SOMEWHERE ELSE YA F*KIN NUB!

Sorry, had to vent. I been on here for years and now kids sign up to spam ****? WTF?

 

club240 has a lot fo spam for the past few months and we're about to make a move to a new forum...

 

bleed it, and yes we all know the spam is here. Work in progress.

 

Ok, I'm having the same problem and am willing to accept it's the master / slave cylinder.

My question is this: is it hard to replace those? I'm going to the auto parts store tomorrow to pick up both (because cheryred suggested replacing both could save potential headaches) and also a Chilton's. I'm not horribly mechanical but am no idjit by any means. Anything I should look out for or be sure to pick up while I'm there to save myself some headaches?

thanks!

 

if you haven't bled it already you should do that first. but no replacing both slave and master cylinder are not hard. if you do replace both cylinders it would be a good time to first drain line then replace them and refile with new fluid. lastly be sure to bleed the line at the slave cylinder.

 

Wait, brakes? Are the clutch hydrolics tied into the brakes?

 

no my bad i stated typing that then stopped for a few min and forgot what i was typing. my bad.

 

Lol, it's all good. It's still easy? Drain the line, install new cylinders, refill lines, bleed at slave? That's it? Sounds WAY too easy. :P

 

don't forget the clutch dampener if you haven't already taken that out.

 

I haven't started yet... is the dampener something I should replace, too? Or is it just something that'll have to come out to make the happen?